Forum on prostate cancer
T H I S
Oncologists from the Yale Cancer Center and Yale-New Haven Hospital will present
the latest information on the detection and treatment of prostate cancer on “21st
Century Conversations,” a weekly educational television program on Citizen’s
Television, this month.
The program will be taped 7-9 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 20, at Citizen’s
Television, 2666 State Street. The show will be hosted by N’Zinga Shani,
with a live audience in the studio. The public is invited to attend and ask the
physicians questions.
Topics will include early detection and treatment of prostate cancer as well
as new treatment options, including robotic surgery.
For more information, call (203) 407-0250.
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